This report provides a comprehensive analysis of talent management strategies, focusing on a case study of Rio Tinto, a multinational mining corporation. The report begins with an introduction outlining the core concern of attracting and retaining talent within an organization and emphasizing the importance of human resources for competitive advantage. The project's aims and objectives are clearly defined, followed by a literature review exploring various strategies used by Rio Tinto to attract and retain a skilled workforce. The report also identifies challenges faced by Rio Tinto in adopting talent management strategies, such as competition and employee retention. Furthermore, the report details a project management plan, including time, cost, risk, resources, communication, scope, and quality considerations. Gantt charts and Work Breakdown Structures (WBS) are used to illustrate the project's timeline and structure. The report includes a discussion of research methods used, including both quantitative and qualitative approaches. The report concludes with an analysis of research data, communication of recommendations, and a reflection on the value of the project in meeting objectives and enhancing learning and performance.